We Can Help You Solve Your Tax Problems!
Nikki Andrews Professional Services Full-Service Tax Office
- Tax Return Preparation
- IRS Representation
- DOR Representation
Nikki Andrews
EA, AFSP
We Can Help You Solve Your Tax Problems!
EA, AFSP
About Us
Nikki Andrews is a qualified tax professional and the founder of Nikki Andrews Professional Services, a full-service tax office. Her office specializes in IRS Tax Resolution for both personal and corporate tax returns. Nikki has been analyzing tax returns professionally for over 15+ years.
Accreditation
Our Team
We are the most experienced Tax Relief Resolution team in America with over 130 years of IRS experience!
Former IRS Agent, Fox & ABC News Contributor
Former IRS,
Revenue Officer
Former IRS, Revenue
Agent/TIGTA/EA
CPA, Former Revenue
Agent/ Appeal Agent
CPA, MBA, Former CFO
Tax Attorney/CPA
US Tax Court Practitioner
News
Michael has commentated on many different news broadcasts to share his vast knowledge of the IRS system. You will get a chance to meet Michael when you give us a call as we tailor a complete experience just for your resolution issues and potential back tax returns.
Watch our partner Mr. Michael Sullivan on Fox Business News
Mr. Michael Sullivan has also appeared on ABC Washington, The Briefing Room, and discussed the audit and release of Donald Trump’s tax returns.
OUR SERVICES
Tax Services
Professional Tax Return Preparation & Representation
Our Achievements
Don‘t wait. File today, to minimize any IRS and/or DOR penalties and interest assessments.
PROBLEM:
The State of Wisconsin denied our client’s claim for refund of an overpayment when the client had no state tax liability and had overpaid after having been levied. The denial was based on Wis. Stats. ⸹ 71.75(2).
WHAT WE DID TO HELP:
We challenged the state’s denial all the way to the Wisconsin Tax Appeals Commission and in the end the State of Wisconsin conceded, and we were successful in obtaining a full refund of the taxpayer’s overpayment.
PROBLEM: We were contacted by a taxpayer concerning an IRS refund denial and demand for payment. The IRS denied the taxpayer’s claim(s) for Earned Income and Child Tax Credits. The taxpayer had previously provided a response to the IRS with supporting documentation; however, the IRS continued to deny the refund and the taxpayer had just received a demand for payment (balance due assessment) which included an accuracy related penalty of $420.60.
WHAT WE DID TO HELP:
We were retained to file an appeal for audit reconsideration. We promptly filed a Power of Attorney and contacted the IRS. After submitting all of the documentation necessary to prove the taxpayer’s eligibility, the IRS agreed with ‘our’ position and the taxpayer received a refund for $8,099.46 which included interest.
PROBLEM: We were contacted by a taxpayer whose wages were being garnished by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue. The taxpayer acknowledged that they had not filed returns for a number of years but insisted they could not possibly owe the State of Wisconsin ‘as much’ money as Wisconsin intended to recover. The State of Wisconsin had obtained civil judgments and asserted liens against the taxpayer for an amount exceeding $11,000.
WHAT WE DID TO HELP:
We promptly filed a Wisconsin Power of Attorney and requested a Statement of Account. We determined immediately that the Wisconsin Department of Revenue had ‘estimated’ the taxpayer’s income tax for the previous 5 years, without regard for deductions and credits for which the taxpayer was eligible; and without regard for taxes paid.
We assisted this taxpayer in gaining compliance by quickly filing the past due returns. In the end, the taxpayer’s total liability for all 5 years was less than $500. After applying payments obtained via garnishment, the State of Wisconsin owed this taxpayer a refund of $214.
PROBLEM: A taxpayer was denied credit for net tax paid to another state – after in good faith, attempting to get caught up on filing their delinquent returns.
WHAT WE DID TO HELP: We filed an appeal on behalf of the taxpayer and presented our case as to why the claim should not be denied, despite having ‘apparently’ passed the statute of limitation. With our involvement, the State of Wisconsin rescinded the denial citing a “one time exception”.
Since the resolution of this matter, we have argued refund and credit disallowances pursuant to Wis. Stats. ⸹ 71.75(2) and have been successful in overturning this ‘blanket’ denial, based on facts and circumstances.
PROBLEM: This taxpayer’s wages were being garnished and they were unable to stop the garnishment, despite the
financial distress it caused.
WHAT WE DID TO HELP: We promptly filed a Wisconsin Power of Attorney and requested a “Collection Hold”. The collection hold was granted, and the garnishment ceased immediately. After obtaining a statement of account, we determined that the Department of Revenue had greatly overestimated the taxpayer’s income tax for 5 years. We assisted this taxpayer in gaining compliance quickly by filing their past due returns.
In the end, the taxpayer’s total liability for all 5 years was less than $500. After applying the payments obtained via garnishment, the State of Wisconsin owed this taxpayer a refund of $214.
PROBLEM: We were contacted by a taxpayer whose account had been levied by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue. The taxpayer’s bank account was wiped clean of nearly $5,000 in one fell swoop and in order to prevent another levy from happening, the taxpayer was paying the State of Wisconsin $500 every two weeks with no end in sight.
WHAT WE DID TO HELP: We promptly filed a Wisconsin Power of Attorney and requested a “Collection Hold”. After analyzing the taxpayer’s Wisconsin tax account, we discovered the taxpayer’s returns were inaccurately filed and they did not owe the State of Wisconsin a penny. By this time, Wisconsin had collected more than $10k from the taxpayer and intended to collect at least $10k more.
We promptly filed accurate returns and claims for refunds of the overpayments. Wisconsin Department of Revenue conceded the taxpayer’s liability (of zero due); but denied a refund for the oldest period (an amount greater than $5,000), based on Wis. Stats. ⸹ 71.75(2).
We challenged the state’s denial all the way to Tax Appeals and in the end, we were successful in obtaining a full refund of the taxpayer’s overpayment(s).
Our Proccess
Our Easy Process for Tax Resolution
1
Consultation Call
The consultation is complimentary and confidential. Let us know what you are going through, and we will tell you how we can help.
Document Verification & Preliminary Research
Going ahead we will share service engagement agreement for signature. Then we will obtain transcripts and statement(s) of account and verify the information on file.
Analysis Review, Strategy & Planning
Once we have analyzed your transcripts and/or statement(s) of account, we will develop strategies for resolving your tax matter and confer with you to choose a course of action.
Resolution, Review & Exit Meeting
We will keep you updated every step of the way, while we work to secure the best solution for you. When our work is complete we will meet one final time to review the outcome, future events and responsibilities.
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